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Perl 6 Community
http://www.design.perl6.org/community
We are a bunch of volunteers developing Perl 6 and Perl 6 applications, and try real hard to be nice to each other. Get in touch with us! Internet Relay Chat (IRC). Much discussion happens on #perl6, our IRC channel. This is the fastest way to get help. Another way to stay tuned is reading posts from blogs that focus on Perl 6. You can learn some basics about Perl 6 with these introductory screencasts. By Gabor Szabo. Gabor also frequents our IRC channel. Perl 6 is well represented on Rosetta Code. An in...
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Perl 6 - Whatever
http://www.design.perl6.org/whatever
Everything that can't be categorized otherwise fits into the "Whatever" slot, or as the Perl 6 hacker would write it,. Module Management, Editors, IDEs, *. Makes it easy to install modules programs written in Perl 6. A young and feature rich module installer. Atom Perl 6 Editor Tools. Plugin that provides a collection of useful Perl 6 editing tools. Perl 6 highlighting and code execution in Padre, the Perl IDE. Perl 6 syntax highlighting for Vim. Perl 6 syntax highlighting for Emacs. Perl 5 to Perl 6.
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STD and viv -- Perl 6 standard grammar
http://www.design.perl6.org/compilers/std-viv
Perl 6 has a grammar that can be tweaked by the user. Hence the structure of the grammar must be the same in all Perl 6 compilers. This structure is given STD.pm6, the standard grammar. It is both specification and runnable code. Note: STD and viv aren't actively developed any more. The Perl 6 standard grammar is written in Perl 6, and specifies how a Perl 6 program is parsed. The source code can be found on github in the perl6/std project. In the file STD.pm6. Should be read as. Perl 6 on Rosetta Code.
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#perl6 IRC channel
http://www.design.perl6.org/community/irc
Much real-time discussion happens on our IRC channel, #perl6 on irc.freenode.net. We try to be very nice to newcomers, so feel free to join us, and ask any Perl 6 questions you might have. We discuss questions about Perl 6, how to install a compiler, proposals for small enhancements to the specification, ideas for new modules - you name it. If you don't have an IRC client installed, you can use your browser to connect to IRC. Please do not ask for help on Perl 5 topics in #perl6. Perl6: my $a;. Provides ...
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Perl 6 Language Design
http://www.design.perl6.org/specification
The Perl 6 language design is developed by a core team around Larry Wall, the creator of Perl. Many parts of the language are rather mature, for example the object system and large parts of the syntax. Other parts, like macros, are still in flux, and wait for an implementation to try them out. Official Perl 6 design documents. Original Perl 6 grammar. The Perl 6 mascot ( PDF. Notes (excerpt from Synopsis 1. Or chat live in your browser. Perl 6 on Rosetta Code. Perl 5 to Perl 6. Perl 6 modules directory.
tux.nl
Tux.nl - Perl
http://www.tux.nl/perl.html
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Rakudo Death Star | The slightly offtopic, laser-equipped space station of Perl 6 | Page 2
https://rdstar.wordpress.com/page/2
The slightly offtopic, laser-equipped space station of Perl 6. Newer posts →. A new Perl 6 major mode for emacs! June 19, 2013. I’ve finally gotten fed up with cperl-mode, because it has now decided to throw lisp errors upon typing things like. Anything that would make use of its electric feature (which I couldn’t find how to turn off fast enough), so now I decided to take an earnest effort in creating my own perl6 major mode. Right now this mode highlights. And then open a Perl 6 file and type. Lisp err...
